The Late Mr. Egan
The following letter appeared in the Herald of Tuesday last.— SIR,—Permit me to correct an erroneous inference in your article of Saturday last, on the…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1871
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Death of Mr. James Waller
A MUCH respected citizen, not less remarkable for his powers as a vocalist than distinguished for his private worth, has been suddenly called away from amongst us. Last Monday night, Mr. James Waller (of the firm of…
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A MUCH respected citizen, not leas remarkable for his powers as a vocalist than distinguished for his private worth, has been suddenly called away from amongst us. Last Monday night, Mr. James Waller (of toe firm of…
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Lord Hotham Macdonall, Domas, sen.; Thomas Brassey, sen.; Ritchie, manager of the Scotsman; Glover, the song writer; wilson, chairman of the Anti-Corn Law League; Dr. Brewer, of the City…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Arrival of the English Mail. England Still Neutral. Bombardment of Paris. the Prussians Still Victorious. Assassination of General Prim. Resignation of Mr. John Bright and Mr. Childers. Death of Sir William Denison. the Conference of the Eastern Question. Parliament Summo Wool Market Favourable
THE branch mail steamer arrived at Adelaide from King George's Sound last evening, bringing late European news to the latter part of January. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Arrival of the English Mail. England Still Neutral. Bombardment of Paris. the Prussians Still Victorious. Assassination of General Prim. Resignation of Mr. John Bright and Mr. Childers. Death of Sir William Denison. the Conference on the Eastern Question. Parliament Summoned. Wool Market Favourable. Empire Office, February 16, 3 a.m
THE branch mail steamer arrived at Adelaide from King George's Sound last evening, bringing late European news to the middle of January. The following items were telegraphed to this…
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DEAN ALFORD.—The death of the highly respected Dean of Canterbury was announced in our English telegram of 23rd January. The following biographical sketch is from "Men of the Time":—The…
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Lord Hotham Macdonull, Dumas, son.; Thomas Braskey, sen.; Ritchie, manager of the Scotsman; Glover, the song writer; Wilson, chairman of the Anti-Corn Law League; Dr. Brewer, of the City…
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WE (Times, 28th November), have to record today the death of a well known London clergyman, the Venerable William Hale Hale, M.A., Archdeacon of London, and Master of the…
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Sir,--The Monkish fraternity of this issue city seem to be horrified at the fact that the late Mr. Daniel Egan kept a mistress, but, will any of them venture to assert that they did not know…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegraphic News by the Suez Mail. England Still, Neutral.—bombardment of Paris —The Prussians Still Victorious —Assassination of General Prim.—resignation of Mr. John Bright and Mr. Childers.—death of Sir William Denison.—the Conference on the Eastern Question.— Parliament Summaned.—wool Mar Ket Favourable
THE branch mail steamer arrived at Adelaide from King George's Sound on Wednesday, bringing European news to the 23rd of January. The R.M.S. Geelong arrived at the Sound at 2.30 a.m on…
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The papers contain long accounts of the lamentable death of Mr. Fred. Younge, so well and favourably known as a comedian in this city. The first news of the disaster reached London on the…
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A VERY numerous proportion of the public will hear of the sudden death of Mr. George Wilson, formerly the chairman of the Anti-Corn Law League, with feelings of deep sorrow. The melancholy event…
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The Times, of December 26, gives the following particulars of the drowning of Mr. Walter, son of the senior proprietor of the London Times:- An accident occurred on Saturday afternoon last…
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The papers contain long accounts of the lamentable death of Mr. Fred. Younge, so well and favourably known as a comedian in this city.— The first news of the disaster reached London on the…
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THE young gentleman, the circumstances of whose untimely death are narrated below, was recently sojourning in this colony, and will doubtless be remembered and regretted by numerous friends…
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A[?] MUCH respected citizen, not less remarkable for his powers as a vocalist than distinguished for his private worth, has been suddenly called away from amongst us. On [?]Monday night, February 6, Mr. James Waller (of…
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SIR WILLIAM DENISON.--The "Peerage" for 1870 gives the subjoined account of Sir William Denison, who succeeded Sir Charles Fitz Roy as Governor of New South Wales:--Denison, K.C.B. (Civil) Created…
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THE young gentleman, the circumstances of whose untimely death are narrated below, was recently sojourning in this colony, and will doubtless be remembered and regretted by numerous friends…
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